Governor Apology Procured From Houston Students
State Sen. Chet Brooks accepted a petition bearing an apology for Oct 27 incidents that blocked a governor from addressing a student assembly. Randall D. Chapman led the hecklers and expressed willingness to host the governor for campus open discussion. Chapman was temporarily suspended by University of Houston President Philip G. Lee.
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City council hears on Guadalupe Project negotiations
Urban Renewal Director Orville Alderson said negotiations could begin next week but face obstacles. A housing directive is needed to make tornado-displaced property owners eligible for sale and redeployment. Citizens Advisory Commission member Carrillo warned residents fear loss of homes and frustration grows.
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NATO members vow stronger defenses for 1970s
The 14 NATO allies agreed to bolster air, land and sea defenses from the Arctic to the Mediterranean in the 1970s amid rising Soviet military spending. France abstained from the military pact as talks over a Berlin settlement faltered, with members warning a unilateral NATO force reduction would weaken East-West resolve.
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The Goodfellow Christmas Charities Reach Many Stories
A fragmented note describes donations including a $5 check and three dollar contributions sent by mail. It notes children hoping for a nicer Christmas and thanks for good deeds though some helpers are now too old or crippled to assist.
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